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Michael Bloomberg called 'bullsh*t' on this energy technology
The former New York City mayor has little tolerance for "clean" coal.
Radiohead now has a fungus-farming ant named after it
It's the coolest ant in the Amazon.
Global warming is sharply raising the risk of 'unprecedented' events
The hottest days are already far more common than they used to be.
Donald Trump asked astronauts in space a question only he can answer
So, when are we going to Mars?
The EPA won't be shutting down its open data website after all
The agency won't take down its Open Data website, despite earlier reports.
Take that, dudes: Female astronaut breaks record for most time spent in space.
Peggy Whitson is a total badass.
Awe-inspiring photos of Earth remind us just what's at stake
Soak in the view from millions of miles away.
Even penguins marched (well, waddled) for science
The love of facts and reason transcends species.
Google's data center raises the stakes in this state's 'water wars'
All our emails and map requests make for some thirsty servers.
The March for Science stretched all the way to the North Pole
The March for Science organizers said this would be a global event. They did not disappoint.
Attend the March for Science without ever leaving your couch
Participate in the March for Science online.
Neil deGrasse Tyson explains if we can dump our trash on the moon
Is it technically littering if it's in space?
By Tony Lee
This photo of Earth peeking out between Saturn's rings will make you feel small
We are so tiny and yet so important.
Space is a 'burrito of awesomeness' says our new favorite astronaut
This guy is pumped about being on the ISS.
Here's why thousands of scientists are (and aren't) marching on Saturday
The March for Science is on. Will you be there?
Giant icebergs are a big tourist draw in Newfoundland, and a warning sign
Wild times on the Canadian coast.
These giant, beautiful icebergs are actually signs of a warm Arctic winter
Beautiful sights that come at a cost.
By Ryan Sedmak
Apple’s new Earth Day videos are the least Apple thing ever
Four quirky cartoons define Apple's critical environmental mission.
We’re about to test out hacking the Earth’s climate. That should scare and inspire you.
Let's see how this goes.
